Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17
California Pensions.


WASHINGTON, June I6th.-[Special. i
The following California pensions were
granted to-day: Margaret, widow of Rich
ard e. Delaney; Ann ", widow of Joseph
Daniels; Nora, widow of Patrick H. Cur
ran John Williamson Plainsburg, Henry
j. Walgaluth and Patrick Lynch, all of
San Francisco; Alexis Godev, of Bakers
field; Leonard 3. Sharp, of Perkins, Jas
Hadley, of Santa Barbara; Jas. Cassaboam,
of Coulterville. Increase in pension
Chas. Nuntz, of Los Angeles, and John II
Walker, of San Mateo.
Suit Over a Large Draft.
CINCINNATI, June 16th-Late this after
noon the American Exchange Bank of
Chicago brought an attachment suit with
an application for garnishee, TO recover
money belonging to Irwin, Green & Co., of
Chicago, said to have been deposited in the
Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati. The suit
| seeks to recover $217, ,962 on a draft given
| by Irwin, Green & Co., of Chicago, to the
| American Exchange Bank, which the FL
| deity National Bank refused to honor, on
the ground that Irwin, Green & Co. had no
such amount of money on deposit in the
| Fidelity Bank, though they have some de-
| posits there.
Master Car Builders.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 16th.-The Master
| Car Builders Association held its closing
| session to-day. The report of the Com
| mittee on Accidents to Trainmen was
adopted. It provides for more rigid in
| spection of car-steps, handles and railways,
| and recommends standard of construction
of such parts OF cars. The Committee on
Freight Train Brakes reported that the
| best type of brake for long freight trains is
the one operated by air, but in which the
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subject was continued for further investiga-
ton. The Association will meet next year
| at Alexandria, in Thousand Islands.
Progress of the Sharp Case.
New YORK, June 16th-In the Sharp case
to-day Mr. Nicoll concluded his opening
address. Ex-Alderman Fullgraff was the
first witness called. He told about the
same story of the combination that he has
already told in former trials. He does not
know Sharp. He tripped himself up, how
ever, on examination, by swearing
that he received only $4,000 for his vote,
whereas he swore on another trial that it
was $4,000. Several other minor discrep-
| ancies were also developed by Sharp's
counsel.
Baseball Record.
New YORK, June 10th. BROOKLYN 3.
Louisville 4; Metropolitan 10, Cincinnati II.
Washington 4 Philadelphia IS.
INDIANAPoLIs-Ind 1. Pitts
burg 2.
BosToN-Boston II, New York 5.
CHIcAGo-Detroit l, Chicago 8.
Valuable Ship and Cargo Lost.
MOBILE, June 16th-The agent of the
Mobile and New York Steamship line re-
ceived telegram from Pensacola this after
! noon announcing the laundering of the
| steamship Vidette q hundred miles of
| shore on June 18th, and the arrival of the
| officers and crew at Pensacola. She was
valued at 100000, and had large assort-
ment of cargo for Mobile, Montgomery, St.
| Louis and other points
Masonry in Dakota.
HURON Oak J, June 16th.-The Masonic
| Grand Lodge of Dakota to-day passed a
resolution that no person engaged in keep
| ing saloon shall be entitled to admission
| in any subordinate Lodge in its iurisdic-
| ton, and that no Mason keeping saloon
| shall be received II Lodge by utilization.
Boycotting Case.
| WASHINGTON, June 16th.-Arguments
were begun before the Interstate Committee
| to-day in the case of the Chicago and Alton
| against the Pennsylvania company, grow
| ing out of the boycotting entered BY the
latter on account of the refusal of the Alton
road to stop paying commissions to ticket
agents.
| FELTON, in Washington.
IcopyigAt, 1887, 6y tie Caljor7c associated Press
WASHINGTON. June 16th.-TSpecial /
| Hon. q. \. FELTON,, of San Francisco. ar.
| rived here tonight.